Two unusual hominin skeletons unearthed in southeast Australia buried upright facing east over 30,000 years old. First skull gracile with massive eyes occupying 50% of face, tiny forehead, steeply receding cranium, small mouth and chin. First skeleton has 43cm femur but 41cm humerus extending to ankle length with ultra-thin 1cm bones prone to snapping. Second skull robust, thick 1.3cm bone, slopes back severely, lacks all three cranial sutures defying hominin rules. Second skull has pronounced eye ridge, 1cm bone knob at back, shattered face with dozens of fragments. Both received identical sacred burials with tooth avulsion despite vast physiological differences. Tooth matches 100-120,000-year-old Chinese specimen linked to 1,800cc brain larger than Homo sapiens. Site contains grey kangaroo fur suggesting Law-man status. Skulls represent gracile and robust Australian lineages that spawned all human races per Cann's research. Australian Aborigines arose 400,000 years ago from these two distinct lineages earlier than other races. Mungo Man has extinct mtDNA unrelated to modern Aborigines, Europeans, or any humans, diverging before common ancestor. Multiple ancient races occupied Australia including giants, Neanderthals, Papuans, and pre-Dravidians who wiped out priors. Kow Swamp skeletons 9-15,000 years old three times larger than modern humans with huge jaws. Rock art shows distinct groups proving multiple colonizations. Multiregional hypothesis supported as Out-of-Africa refuted by Australian evidence. Massive eyes suggest nocturnal adaptation from pre-sunrise era per Aboriginal lore.